Market Terminologies Quiz

What does it mean to be bullish on a stock price?

• Believing that the stock prices are likely to go up

• Believing that the stock prices are likely to go down

• Believing that the stock prices will remain flat

• Believing that the stock prices are unpredictable

What is the term used to describe a declining market?

• Bull market

• Bear market

• Sideways market

• Trending market

What does the face value of a stock indicate?

• The highest price the stock has traded in the last 52 weeks

• The lowest price the stock has traded in the last 52 weeks

• The fixed denomination of a share

• The highest price the stock has ever traded since listing

What does the 52 week high and low indicate?

• The range within which the stock has traded during the year

• The highest and lowest price the stock has ever traded since listing

• The highest and lowest price the stock has traded in the last 52 weeks

• The highest and lowest price the stock has traded in the last 365 days

What is the difference between 52 week high/low and all time high/low?

• There is no difference, they both refer to the highest and lowest price the stock has ever traded

• 52 week high/low refers to the highest and lowest price the stock has traded in the last 52 weeks, while all time high/low refers to the highest and lowest price the stock has ever traded since listing

• 52 week high/low refers to the highest and lowest price the stock has ever traded since listing, while all time high/low refers to the highest and lowest price the stock has traded in the last 52 weeks

• 52 week high/low refers to the highest and lowest price the stock has traded in the last 365 days, while all time high/low refers to the highest and lowest price the stock has ever traded since listing

What does it mean to have a long position on a stock or index?

• Believing that the stock or index prices are likely to go up

• Believing that the stock or index prices are likely to go down

• Believing that the stock or index prices will remain flat

• Believing that the stock or index prices are unpredictable

What does it mean to have a short position on a stock?

• Believing that the stock prices are likely to go up

• Believing that the stock prices are likely to go down

• Believing that the stock prices will remain flat

• Believing that the stock prices are unpredictable

What is the term used to indicate closing an existing position?

• Square off

• Bullish

• Bearish

• Trending

What is an intraday position?

• A trading position that is held for multiple days

• A trading position that is held for a few hours

• A trading position that is held for a few weeks

• A trading position that is held for the entire day

What does OHLC stand for?

• Open, High, Low, Close

• Overhead, High, Low, Close

• Open, High, Low, Current

• Open, High, Low, Chart